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<p>[QUOTE="Ed Snible, post: 2875277, member: 82322"]Have you been able to find any die matches in this series? I have noticed, perhaps because these coins typically sell for $10-$20, they are not studied by die variety.</p><p><br /></p><p>Do you have examples of Indian art from the region and period when this dynasty ruled that have a similar design? The example you showed is modern. I like it, but I wonder if we can get closer to the source.</p><p><br /></p><p>Alex Fishman (dealer) wrote “These remarkable and attractive coins are the descendants of the gold and silver Kushan staters ... the Goddess/King design remained virtually unchanged in the 1300+ years history of this issue.”</p><p><br /></p><p>It would be interesting to know how the design changed over the years. For example, I have a similar Toramana II AE, circa 540-570AD. (That coin has always troubled me because the dealer said “There may be a human head in his hand.”) Rather than just looking at the “lotus flowers” I would be curious to know how these differ from the Kushan and Hunnic prototypes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ed Snible, post: 2875277, member: 82322"]Have you been able to find any die matches in this series? I have noticed, perhaps because these coins typically sell for $10-$20, they are not studied by die variety. Do you have examples of Indian art from the region and period when this dynasty ruled that have a similar design? The example you showed is modern. I like it, but I wonder if we can get closer to the source. Alex Fishman (dealer) wrote “These remarkable and attractive coins are the descendants of the gold and silver Kushan staters ... the Goddess/King design remained virtually unchanged in the 1300+ years history of this issue.” It would be interesting to know how the design changed over the years. For example, I have a similar Toramana II AE, circa 540-570AD. (That coin has always troubled me because the dealer said “There may be a human head in his hand.”) Rather than just looking at the “lotus flowers” I would be curious to know how these differ from the Kushan and Hunnic prototypes.[/QUOTE]
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